My go-to budget-friendly Samsung TV is $150 off for a limited time
SAVE $150: As of Dec. 4, the Samsung 55-inch DU6900 Crystal UHD 4K Smart Tizen TV is available for $279.99 at Best Buy. That's $150 off its original price of $429.99.
The Samsung DU6900 features a Crystal Processor 4K, which delivers solid clarity and vibrant colors that most TVs at this price point won't touch. Thanks to its 4K upscaling technology, even non-4K content gets a noticeable boost in quality. Features like Mega Contrast and HDR ensure every scene is rich with detail, although don't expect those old episodes of Dallas to jump out of the screen. It'll look at its best, but this TV is a good deal built with decent specs, not magic.
Samsung's Motion Xcelerator reduces lag and blur, making fast-paced action look smooth and natural. Need a decent gaming TV but money is tight? This is a solid option, with the same going for movies, TV, and sports. Sound snobs will love the Object Tracking Sound Lite feature, putting out a surround sound experience that matches the movement on-screen. Pair it with a Samsung Q-series or S-series soundbar for an even more immersive audio setup using Q-Symphony. Or better yet, grab yourself a solid pair of PSB Alpha iQ wireless bookshelf speakers for a crisp audio experience without the wires.
Streaming your favorite shows and movies is a breeze with Samsung's Tizen OS, which provides quick access to apps like Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and Samsung TV Plus. The latter offers free live TV content with just a WiFi connection, so you can dive into live sports, news, or popular shows without needing a cable subscription.
At just $279.99, this Samsung TV offers excellent value for its price. It's a no-nonsense deal where you get what you pay for, and that's a lot packed into a budget TV that does it all. Deals like this are usually limited, so if you want one, snap one up while it's on offer.
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